Alejandra Vazquez Langle, Vice President of Global Sustainability at Grupo Bimbo is speaking at the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in Mexico City on 'Transitioning to Regenerative Agriculture in Mexico: Corporate and Government Programs Supporting …
Manuel Bravo, President & CEO Mexico at Bayer is speaking on the Day 1 Opening Plenary: 'Enhancing Resilience and Sustainability in Mexican Agriculture: A Coordinated Approach to Climate Challenges and Global Markets' at the World Agri-Tech Innovatio …
Daniel Block, Partner at Mercy Corps Ventures will lead a panel discussion on tackling water scarcity with smart irrigation solutions and drought-resilient crops at the first ever World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in Mexico City on Tuesday October 29 …
Mariuz Calvet, Chief Sustainability Officer México at Santander is speaking at the upcoming World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in Mexico City on 'Capitalizing on Nearshoring: Leveraging Alliances Between Mexico and International Partners' on October 3 …
Ahead of speaking on the Day 1 Opening Plenary session at the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in Mexico City this October, Miguel Angel Curiel, Vice President & General Manager at Driscoll's Mexico shares his perspectives on accelerating berry prod …
President Donald Trump revealed changes to biofuel blending and diesel exhaust fluid system sensor requirements at the Great American Agriculture Celebration — all designed to help farmers save money.
German agritech start-up eternal.ag has secured €8 million in funding to develop and deploy Harvester, a fully autonomous greenhouse robot designed to address chronic labour shortages in European horticulture. The modular robot operates up to 22 hours daily, performing precision harvesting and other crop-care tasks while continuously learning and improving through a data-driven AI platform. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Cologne, eternal.ag aims to automate all greenhouse operations by 2040, offering growers predictable and resilient operations amid declining labour supply. The company employs 26 people across Europe and India and plans to expand its technology to additional crops and markets.
French orchard growers face mounting pressure from tighter pesticide regulations, climate extremes, and declining competitiveness, prompting a shift towards varietal innovation, biocontrols, and digital tools such as AI. At SIVAL 2026, leaders highlighted new climate-smart fruit varieties, biocontrol solutions, and the rapid emergence of AI applications aimed at reducing inputs and managing risks. While commercialisation and regulatory hurdles remain, the sector is pragmatically adopting new approaches to sustain production and adapt to evolving challenges. The future of France's fruit sector hinges on the speed of innovation, regulatory adaptation, and retailer and grower adoption to remain competitive in the global market.
Reservoir Farms is bringing the agtech start-up community together in Salinas, California and across the west, creating the future of farming in the process.
Miraterra is piecing together a complete soil analytic software service, with the help of capital funding and its acquisition of Trace Genomics last year.
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